Hopkins stars as Jefferson City routs Mexico 71 59
Jefferson City Jays defeated the Mexico Bulldogs 71 to 59 in Jefferson City. Mike Hopkins scored 18 in the first half and 20 overall, while Rick Elliott added 20 on 9-of-11 shooting. Dennis led Mexico with 18 points and 14 rebounds as the Bulldogs battled but stayed in last in the conference.
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Moberly
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Hopkins
Jays
Wellspoken Hopkins
Rick
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White
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Kewples
Sedalia
Mike Graue
Dennis DeBondt
Robert Cheatum
Ernie Moore
Long
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Moore
Goldhammer
Newman
Elliot
Dennis
Stubblefield
Walther
Barnes
Rush
O Wallace
Humphrey
Williams
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Boonville Stall Defeats Centralia 68 63 In Regional Battle
Boonville Stall edged Centralia Panthers 68 to 63 to likely claim the Class M Regional title and a state tournament berth. Panthers star Steve Wieschhaus fouled out late after a 23 point night as both teams relied on free throws with Centralia shooting 21 of 27 and Boonville 18 of 26.
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Boonville
Centralia Panthers
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Panthers
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Jim Smith
Glasgow
Salisbury
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Ganaway
Burnett
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Monnia
Parks
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Alpers
Powell Pfeiffer
Sanders Lewis Jones
Schlotzhauer
Cards Devine Trade Torre Amid Unsolvable Salary Clash
St Louis Cardinals general manager Bing Devine signals further trades after shipping Steve Carlton to Philadelphia for Rick Wise. Torre, last season’s NL MVP, remains unsigned amid a group of players away at spring training. Other unsigned stars include Mickey Lolich and Sonny Siebert, with several position players also yet to report.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
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Joe Torre
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Andy Messersmith
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Sonny Siebert
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Carl Morton
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San Diego Padres
Mickey Stanley
Gates Brown
Tigers
Cesar Geronimo
Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati
Dave LaRoche
Rich Reese
Minnesota Twins
Mike Marshall
Grant Alyea
Sports On the Air Roundup for March Highlights
The schedule lists college basketball games with Memphis State at Tulsa at noon on March 5 and Indiana against Purdue at 1, Oklahoma versus Kansas State at 1, Missouri against Kansas at 3, and Wisconsin versus Illinois at 3. Daytona 500 highlights at 4 on dates 2, 3, and 17. Jackie Gleason Inverrary and CBS Classic golf rounds. NHL actions include St Louis vs Minnesota at 8 and Penguins versus Canadiens at 12:30 on April 7 and 13, Blues versus Rangers at 6 on November (sports air listings compile today’s and upcoming telecasts across leagues).
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Indiana
Purdue
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tuscumbia Domination Halves Stun Wellsville 73 53
The Tuscumbia Lions exploded with a first half shooting barrage to crush Wellsville 73 53 in the Class A tournament. Lions hit 21 of 30 shots while Wellsville went 4 of 28, building a 46 13 halftime edge and never relinquishing it. Randy Graves led Tuscumbia with 27 points. Archie Kemp led Wellsville with 13.
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Wellsville
Tuscumbia Lions
Tigers
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Lions
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Tuscumbia Bulge
Archie Kemp
Tim Briscoe
Randy Graves
Scoreboard snapshot merges many college and pro scores
A jumbled scoreboard shows NBA results Philadelphia 114 Atlanta 110 Los Angeles 109 Cincinnati 88 Boston 17 Buffalo 115 Cleveland 113 Portland 104 Chicago 115 Phoenix 107 Ba New York 123 Denver V6 Memphis 115 Pittsburgh WINI Dallas 100 Kentucky 92 Utah 417 Indiana 107 Friday college basketball midwest Cincinnati Southwestern Louisiana 826 Oregon Southern Cal UCLA Oregon Brigham Young 70 Wyoming 6 Cal Santa Barbara 44 east Harvard 680 Brown 76 Penn 111 Cornell 82 Princeton 75 Columbia 72 Colgate 97 Central Connecticut 109 Rhode Island 79 Dartmouth 84 Yale 73.
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Montgomery Wildcats Rally Past Troy to Reach Finals
In a Troy M regional semifinal, Montgomery County Wildcats erased an eight point deficit with under four minutes left and edged Troy 46 44. Gerry Marteen led with 13 points, Tony Marteen added 10, and Neil Wehrman added 9. The Wildcats advance to face Duchesne, which beat St. Dominic 74 70 for the regional title.
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Montgomery City
Troy
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Witlard
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Bollyar
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Camdenton
California
Crocker
Eldon
Gerry Marteen
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Russell Clark
Montgomery County Wildcats
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Tony Marteen
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Rtp Walton
Mary
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McCarty
Cheery
Thompson
Ftima
Rip Cunningham
Marten
Wehrmann
McKee Replies To Henley Letter On MU Football
MU tri captain Mike McKee answered John Henley's critical letter about the 1971 Missouri football season. McKee disputed Henley’s morale claims and passing statistics, noting 285 passes in both 1969 and 1971 and describing team dynamics, coaching methods, and the Orange Bowl era amid a 1-10 final year. He defended coaching staff decisions and questioned Henley’s motives, insisting on respect for teammates and the program.
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John Henley
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al Onofrio
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Dan Devine
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Hopkins Buries Bulldogs
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